Adam: this hold is surprisingly quite good The hold: 6 mm slopey crimp

@flyingmuntliger2808

3 жыл бұрын

Look more like 3mm very slopy crimp. Especially when Adam says its good haha

@gustopher6500

3 жыл бұрын

@@flyingmuntliger2808 wow the joke is so much funnier when you exaggerate an exaggeration

@Fred-oz3tw

3 жыл бұрын

With massive overhang 🤣

@johnnycigar3240

3 жыл бұрын

place your feet right and small holds will feel good

@Fred-oz3tw

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnnycigar3240 not adams small holes

Imagine being tired of your neighbor drilling whole week, so you go into the mountains. And there is another guy with a cordless drill :D

@challengemasters775

3 жыл бұрын

Most drills are cordless do you live in Antarctica?

@luisdominguezmora7216

3 жыл бұрын

@@challengemasters775 he may live in a noncordless district 😂

@hsk2978

3 жыл бұрын

​@@challengemasters775 I live in Slovakia (Adam Ondra is from Czechia, we were two parts of one country until 1993). If I can, I use drill with cable. They are usually more powerful and you don't need to change and charge the batteries. I'm pretty sure most drills are not cordless in my country.

@laynelowry8283

3 жыл бұрын

I am alone and I can't stop literally laughing out loud at this

@YogSoth

3 жыл бұрын

@@challengemasters775 Wow, why did you feel the need to trash a comment that was genuinely funny and original?

"Sometimes you bolt a route and than you are disappointed because it was too easy". Very relatable..

@hbdc6957

3 жыл бұрын

ah i hate it when that happens

@PenguinShake111

2 жыл бұрын

So relatable smh

@Theantmang

2 жыл бұрын

easy to him being 9a, 9b+ hahaha absolutely a monster. hes so cool man, truly an idol and I just found out about him a week ago. Watched over 40 videos lol.

@HochstartHarry

9 ай бұрын

This actually happens to me. Not in his grade range oc but its disapointing when you think its gone be hard af and then its easy stuff that looked way worse.

I got a feeling Adam will find a hilarious knee bar on the slab section :-D

@chaosengine4597

3 жыл бұрын

and he will - once again - make a prayer to the gods of gravtiy while hanging upside down on said kneebar.

@TrackpadProductions

2 жыл бұрын

The _really_ hilarious thing is that you probably meant this as a joke. Then the madman actually went and did it.

I thought the mountains were created with the bolts, this was a eye opener.

You can tell he‘s super excited about this route

I really love the dotted outlines showing the various holds -- it really helps me see what I would otherwise never ever see. I plan on seeing this again before you actually climb the route.

9c? He's back at it again-

@TheSuperLegoMan100

3 жыл бұрын

Can’t seem to stop climbing for some reason

@danielfry8097

3 жыл бұрын

@@20GRob king line is on private property and the landowner has said he doesn't want climbers there any more....

@Landolini

3 жыл бұрын

Polluxerium I mean he did just that on the 9b+ level a few years ago...

@gwayav9

3 жыл бұрын

@@20GRob www.lacrux.com/en/klettern/climbing-area-laghel-closed-off-with-the-dream-of-the-9c-route-for-stefano-ghisolfi/

@MarkusSojakka

3 жыл бұрын

@@gwayav9 Oof

the camera work and editing on your videos is done very well. Laco Korbel and Pavel Klement, nice work :-)

He is running out of difficult routes so he is drilling his own, smart man!

@alexfletcher8465

3 жыл бұрын

his other 9c he drilled

@matthewzaloudek

3 жыл бұрын

He has bolted plenty of routes already.

@ostapbendervan7874

3 жыл бұрын

So true..dude amazin In his FIELD CAN SEE WITHIN TWO YEARS/HIGH FREQUENCY TRADING

@crescentfuze

3 жыл бұрын

lol, this is hardly new. He's by absolutely miles has the most hard first ascents of any climber. He's bolted a lot.

@Theninjaonthemountains

3 жыл бұрын

@Pavel Blažek thats perfect, I wish they allowed us to drill on our local rock

I am extremely excited to see the outcome of this. awesome stuff adam!

I really enjoy watching you Adam. You stayed humble, even tho the WORLD is SCREAMING at you that you are the best on the planet. It is very nice to see ... Athletes nowadays ... love themself too much.

7:40 Actually the expanding happens while tightening the nut and not while hammering the bolt in. It is important to tight the bolt with specific torque! And two more things you can do better is to tape the drill bit so you don't drill much deeper than you need and to hammer the bolt in as far as you can whilr being able to get the nut on. This makes the "working lengh" of the bolt inside the rock longer and the part sticking out of the nut is shorter so you dont hit it while clipping or falling.

@br4713

3 жыл бұрын

"specific torque" means nothing, because it depends of the hardness of the rock. When you tighten, you should be able to feel this torque increase, showing that the bolt expands correctly, and then stop before damaging the rock or breaking the bolt. If the torque doesn't increase or decreases that means the rock is too soft or the hole too large (if you changed angle while drilling). For a rock climbing usage, it is also important to only use long stainless bolts with a diameter superior or equal to 12mm to get enough strength.

@jsl2phdx

3 жыл бұрын

@@br4713 I agree that you have to feel that the expanding part is engaging with the rock. I also don't use a torque wrench. But I bolted a lot in similar limestone to Adam's route and it looks for me like he did not tight the bolt enough. And for harder rock like hard limestone or granite 10mm bolts >70mm long are super bomber. They will hold at least 20kn and you will never get that load on climbing.

@br4713

3 жыл бұрын

@@jsl2phdx Hello, I work in rope access in mountain and use those bolts for years now almost everyday. Stainless steel resists to corrosion wich is a good thing, but on the other hand it is brittle and can break if you overtighten it (already seen). The resistance of a bolt is much less than 20kn, it depends of the hardness of the rock. The 20kn mark that is engraved is the bolt hanger's strength, the resistance of the bolt itself can vary between 5 and 10kn depending of the rock resistance...

@jsl2phdx

3 жыл бұрын

@@br4713 even a massive whipper doesn't bring you to 10kn. I have never seen a well installed 316l 10mm expansion bolt that is not corroded threw sea water or in too soft rock that broke from a climbers fall

@jsl2phdx

3 жыл бұрын

@@br4713 10mm expansion bolts out of 316l stainless steel are probably the most used bolts existing...but i'm not a rope access worker just a climber and craftsman so you might know better ;)

Interesting, I never thought about other people not being able to try your project unless you say its okay

@julianneubacher2194

3 жыл бұрын

I guess they can try it but ain‘t allowed to clip the anchors.

@sket179

3 жыл бұрын

In some places they place a red padlock into the first bolt so that everyone knows not to touch the route. It's common courtesy not to climb if someone else has put in the effort to clean and bolt a route. It's their baby, and get to name it.

@TheAndrewChild

3 жыл бұрын

@Thu Nell Ⓥ marking routes as "closed projects" via red string is a very common practice in the US. It often takes several hours or even days to clean and bolt a route. Also the developer is usually paying for the bolts (~$5-15 per bolt) out of pocket. Many people would be unwilling to go through that whole process if they didn't get an exclusive chance to get the first ascent.

@8kshower706

3 жыл бұрын

@Thu Nell Ⓥ Not really, just classic climbing ethics. You spend years cleaning, bolting and developing a route then you get the FA and naming rights. It's considered unethical to get the FA on someone else's project without their express permission.

@mx2000

3 жыл бұрын

@@8kshower706 Is there a time limit to that courtesy? After how long would you consider it okay to try a route, if the route setter is not able or interested in doing it?

glad to hear how far your English has come from when i first heard you speak. it’s amazing man, keep up the hard work.

He says he hopes the route isnt too easy, the easy will be a 9a + hahaha . Adams passion about climbing is something I wish i could find about something in life. I aspire to be so happy and balanced as he is.

Hammering is not what expands the bolt - it's the tightening of the nut that makes the bolt flange expand.

@alcupone6462

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, complete misunderstanding of the principle of expansion bolts. I hoped that somebody pointed this out and I don't have to write comment by myself. Thank you!

@StayPrimal

3 жыл бұрын

@@alcupone6462 Kinda weird, to write a comment that you are happy not to have to comment about it.

@Fred-oz3tw

3 жыл бұрын

@@alcupone6462 im proud that you knew it :) god job :)

@alcupone6462

3 жыл бұрын

@@StayPrimal still happy :D

@jsl2phdx

3 жыл бұрын

And the torque use use for tightening the nut is very important...I think Adam is not using enough torque in the video....

Wow! Who knew Adam had such a great talent for being in front of a camera! I'm hooked and subscribed! So glad I found him. He's super interesting, talented and so generous to share his experiences and knowledge with us.

No holds drilled, no sika, humble... Wish lots of bolters who still drill holds with the excuse "otherwise won't be possible or too hard" learn something. Stay humble, and if too hard, leave it for next gen 💪

Awesome work Adam, I love seeing you push the progressive edge of sport climbing.

Today is a fine day for learning. Thanks for showing us your wisdom!

This is hands down one of the best episodes so far!

This is so enjoyable to watch, keep on Adam!!

So excited to see you work this project! Please don't skip straight to the send with your videos :D

So interesting to see the process of bolting a route. Thanks for the great video!

I am so excited about the new route. Cant wait for your first attempt

Adam’s pronunciation of 4 syllable words is the best.

9C? He's back!

Right on! Dude, Keep On Trucking

Great video! Thanks for introducing the bolting process to us🙂

Great video ! Explains nicely how routes are made.

The information that you're providing use amazing thank you so much please keep making awesome content

Me *Looking at the holds Adam points at* Adam: 3:32

@Perrseus

3 жыл бұрын

LOL

@Greg.92

3 жыл бұрын

Funny comment, but you're 1sec off. 3:32 seems better, no? Might want to edit.

@biomorphic

3 жыл бұрын

This is what's happen to me on a 6b...

@el_id_oz2545

3 жыл бұрын

made my day😂👌

Thanks Adam. Cant wait to see how this works out 🦾

Letting them know you're going to bolt and climb is a must. Along with showing your appreciation and gratitude towards them.

You transmit a tranquility.... Maximum🍀🍀

Great video. I am also from a place called Moravia 😆 but in Costa Rica. 🇨🇷 thanks for sharing your work and your views. Keep the hard work and keep the passion. Peace ✌️.

So hyped for this project

Can't wait to see you send it!

This is super interesting! Very good at explaining everything

Can't wait to see you project this!

Good luck bro. Smash it tiger!!!

Cant wait to see you try/send this project! :D

Awesome episode

Oh yeah... Silence big brother 😂

so exciting!!

hola adam tengo 10 años y llevo 6 meses escalando , mi maxima bia es el 6B+ tus videos me estan motivando mucho y por eso me e suscrito . GRACIAS

I can't wait to see him try

Can't wait to see Adam climb this monster...

Fun to watch someone put up a new route using a "ground up" style but actually going top down.

Thanks for your sharing 👍

I've been wondering this since I started watching your videos. Especially on upside down areas

Is there going to be a follow up, where we can see the rest of the route? Would really like to see you bolting and climbing all of it...

Excited to see how you get on Adam! Question do you think the progression of cutting edge sport grades will be due to these boulder hybrid sport routes or do you think it still possible to achieve these grades in a more traditional sport route style?

I’m looking forward him to trying this:)

cant wait for the next video on this

When bolting with true-bolts (with a nut on the end) I usually use a lock washer and loctite to prevent the nut from loosening over time. I found Flush-heads (where the nut head is part of the shaft) are better as there’s no nut to come loose over time. I also use a brush to clean dynabolt holes. The cleaner the hole the better. The trickiest part is getting a good system in place to make the job as easy as possible, cos it’s pretty hard graft! Nice tutorial tho Adam.

Great video, thanks

Adam u shredded my ear with that drill at the start as the audio was only mapped to the right ear

I'm teaching my son the ropes of climbing and his teacher will be the best (Adam) 😊

is there a vid of him trying the route?

i dont even climb and dont know if i ever will but i just keeping watching all these videos

I like your passion bro

Awesome potential for a 9c Congrats

I didn't understand a word of what Vkadimir said, but the rest was sooo interesting ! Seriously I've been wondering about this precise subject for so long, thanks for all your explanations !

@ArtZ00

3 жыл бұрын

Turn on subtitles!

@Mdjagg

3 жыл бұрын

Believe it or not, this was like 5% of the bolting process. He didnt reveal much. I hope no one buys a drill based on this "tutorial".

Can someone explain to me how the first bolt was put in there? 4:19

@capybaraponque611

Жыл бұрын

yeah

funny, I believe many first ascentionists would look at then entire route on rappel and maybe even top rope it before bolting it. I suppose that you can bolt to explore the moves if you get bolts from sponsors and can climb pretty much anything. Looking forward to seeing the attempt to send.

Can't wait to flash this next time I'm in the area

Thank you Adam for posting this. I kept wondering who/ how those bolts were fastened.

well done!...🧗🏻‍♂️

Nice, no chipping!

Who else loves the way he says clean.

Ah damn it won't go...but I have this Hilti chisel and drill...oh I didn't see that hold. Perfect.

If you read this! 7:25 please checkout the whole 10 minute vid of a local legend setting routes since years! The video is called "Pokerón" on the Hanibal cz YT-channel. I don't remember it having subtitles yet, but the cinematic and raw appeal are incredible.

@nicopuada4618

3 жыл бұрын

For more Czech sandstone goodness, there's also the 30 minute English-subtitled "Od palice k vrtu" by Direct Alpine. It shows Špek ground-up bolting a new route. Absolute legend. The footage here is from that short film.

@SleepTightShipOfDrea

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicopuada4618 I watched that without subtitles haha didn't notice that feature! But I was totally amazed

Was always wondering how they got there

i like your videos

Next episode will be the first ascent? Btw very intresting the process of bolting, if you can see the possible holds previously 😁

Cool!!

did he have any follow up on this?

Maintain before extending; for your body and your routes. Expansion needs a solid base. Please remember to support rebolting efforts everyone!

Question: before you (Adam) started making new bolts, you went up the wall by attaching to an existing bolt. How did THAT first bolt get in place?

@SpartaSpartan117

2 жыл бұрын

Well clearly someone attached themselves to an existing bolt and put that bolt in place

Some expansion anchors require you to tighten the bolt not just hammer in. This is coming from a structural engineer who has never bolted a route. Maybe hammer in expansion is the norm on rock but generally I have used expansion bolts you have to torque, they are better.

Re-tightening bolts. Is it a good practice? I had heard of it in Kalymnos and bought myself a wrench, only to discover a year later in a routesetting course that re-tightening is dangerous. What's your opinion on this?

Now all i want if to see him try 😭

@thewateringwiz7118

3 жыл бұрын

God yes I can't wait for the next video ! So excited to potentially see the next super hard route that Adam might send ! Another 9c would be awesome

@Connordrs1123

3 жыл бұрын

TheWateringWiz or maybe even 9d???

@Connordrs1123

3 жыл бұрын

TheWateringWiz that would b dope bc it would be first 5.16

@thewateringwiz7118

3 жыл бұрын

@@Connordrs1123 haha I think you meant 9c+ ? But yeah, it'd awesome to see adam reach the next level !

sick.

I saw an earlier video where Adam talked about the etiquette of bolting being that you should only bolt if you climb from the bottom. Think maybe I misunderstood, anybody know what the ‘rules’ are?

more of this!

There is a wonderful modern invention for placing bolts in the first 8 meters. It's called a ladder.

Lol watch this be 9c+.

Hilti, nice

i just watched your video silence, very impressive, super human!

I think you guy saying "he should of torqued the nut more" underestimate his strength. Is there a follow up on this route?If Im unsure of a bolt placement I drill deeper so I can bury the bolt afterwards.

8:50 Anyone knows Distant Coder? No? SOLID ROCKS BROTHER

What did the cable get attached to if no one has climbed it before?

Wouldn’t he have been able to fasten the rope at the top of the wall and top rope down to install the bolts on the vertical part? Or would the ropes not be long enough?

@cc6753

3 жыл бұрын

You climb up. So you need to see how that ascent will look like otherwise you are placing bolts from a angle which you will not climb.

But how did you get the first bolt in that you used the long stick to attach to?!

8:55 '' It's quite common in my own crack that once you remove the outer layer, it is yellow underneath, it is kinda humid. This is normal '' - Adam Ondra.

@icarlos4035

3 жыл бұрын

lmao

@jordane2276

3 жыл бұрын

Quote is incorrect

Go for 9c+!!!!!!!

Did you try the route and how did it end up?

So, maybe a silly question, but how did the first bolt where Adam hangs from get there?

@f3rn4nd0m4r9u35

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the exact same

@MusicBent

3 жыл бұрын

Wish they showed that as well. Two methods: 1) rappel from above using trees or other suitable equalized anchor points. This is the general method as it gives you full access to the wall. You can inspect the whole thing, plan potential routes, and place bolts in suitable locations. This should be left to pros who can understand all of this and can be trusted to not screw things up for future climbers. Also note that natural anchor setting, and rope soloing’ would be required, and is an advanced technique and not easy to do safely. 2) tall ladder. Possible in this situation because of the solid flat ground, but only let’s you get up the height of the ladder.